[Western Crossover] Please, Streamers, Stop Doing Stunts

[Just made a new, hilariously unhinged cover] [Written purely for love, updates are irregular] [The first version had too many complicated settings, so I'm planning to reboot this novel. It'll mainly be a reaction fic series about Badman fan works.] Creative works can be down-to-earth, but they shouldn't be down in the underworld., A heartfelt plea from several uploaders A group of video uploaders never expected that after a lifetime of mischief and countless stunts, they would get into a car accident while cosplaying DC superheroes at a convention and end up in the underworld. They'd literally pulled off one last stunt, too. Among them were a deeply devoted son dressed as Batman, who smiled brightly at the sight of cosplayers playing the Waynes lying on the ground, and a wicked troublemaker who had told countless dark jokes about the Batfamily They came with all the terrible memes from Bilibili. To earn enough energy to come back to life, they have to cause mischief in the DC universe and make other people laugh~ From then on, a group of strange, high-quality humans dressed as bats appeared in Gotham, including an extremely approachable Batman whose series of idiotic, wildly out-of-character antics were too much even for the Joker. The person cosplaying Red Robin meets the local Jason and shouts, "Jay, no, don't!~" The local Batfamily: "What kind of idiots are these?" Preview of any given script: "Jay, no, don't! I only know how to feel sorry for my sweetie~" Local Jason, furious: I'm going to teach that damn replacement a lesson. He spots a clueless idiot Tim who has wandered into the scene. Jason, pulling up a news article. The guy across from him looks exactly like the one in the article: Stares (It's you, no doubt about it!) Jason: I specialize in helping people break into their family's homes Tim: Jay, no, don't! Tim, struggling to read the assigned line: "Jay, if you hit me with your crowbar, won't Batman worry about me?" Local Tim: Why does this Red Hood look like he wants me dead the moment we meet? If you read the blurb or the story and think the author uses too many memes, or that their mental state while writing isn't quite normal, then, you're right, HAHAHAHAHAHA... Theme: Creative works can be down-to-earth, but they shouldn't be down in the underworld.